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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

EsTATE.,CLAss1C SHORE FARM.
Westmoreland county Virginia, passed the 18th m
day OF October 1856, in the equity cause, entited
James Albert Clarke and Adelaide, his wife, against
Thomas Brady and others, the undersigned therein
Bidder on TIE e fFs %
OF JANUARY, 1887, the land in the proceedings men
TONED Known as Classic Shore, containing four hun:
land is valuable improved farm lying the county Of
Westmoreland, state Of Virginia. adjoining Colonial
Beach, immediately the Potomac river and has on
it new barn: dwelling and ont buildings and wharf
penses Of sale. and the following sums Of money to
witt S3 1882 with interest at the rate of (05 six
per cent per annum on part thereof from the
18TH day of October 1885, till paid; and the sum Of
usry 1885, at the rate OF (6) six per nnnun,
till paid and the deferred payments be as follows
to wit: &3 136 on the 9th day Of April 1857 and the
residue q the purchase money six months from the
by deed OF trust on the premises to be given by the
purchaser.
B. BYRD. LEWIS,
416 5th st NV.
RI: WASHINGTON, comma
Oan GROVE fostoface,
Virginia:
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Westmoreland Counfy
III Warren HUT clerk Of the Circuit Court Oh ssid
county, in the State Of Virginia, do hereby certify that
Robert Warrington, one Of the Commissioners got
day of October, 1885, in the case Of James Albert
Clark and wife against Thomas j. Brady md othexs
has this day executed the bond required b the sad
cree
SIX SlSsn under my hand this P2S Day q Nszsmbsr
d1S-3Ot Clefk
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NINA COMPARES SPIES no KOssUTH.-Miss Nina
Van Zandt, who wants TO marry August Spies, the
condemned Chicago anarchist, yesterday took out
q marriage license In that city. Writing to q
P1ttSburg relative, Miss Van Zandt declares that
she will marry Spies II she has to do 1t on the
sca1old, and refers to the reports that Ptttsburg
society was greatly shocked by what It called her
disgraceful action. "Would you call it disgraceful
In your bygone days. she says, 'ff you learned
that girl who worShiped true heroism, rs do,
is their equal In every particular and loved liberty
just greatly as they, but, like them has TO suneE
frOm the QpnreSSQr.n
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMO.STORY BRICK


By virtue of deed of trust dated February /, -
1884 and duly recorded in the land records Of G:S
the District Of Columbia, in ber No. 1906, folio E
4O ct seq and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at pub
BAY au' fa i VIEW e II bxY
Der, 1856. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M
the following described real estate situate in the
City OF Washington in the said District to wit; Lot
numbered twenty eight (2S). IN Partelos and others
and 1860 as said subdivision is recorded in
Office of the said District the being improved by
two-stOry brick dwelling.
equal installments, payable six and twelve months
from day Of SALE for which the of the purchaser
with secured on said property will be taken
all cash, at purchasers option. deposit of SlOO
will be required at time Of sale. All conyeyancing and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser terms Of sale
not complied with within days after sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property after
that time at the risk and the defaultiuS pf.
chaser. BRAINARD =; WARNER,l Trustee.
d15-eo&ds MAHLON ASHFORD, AFus'ees.
" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, AID
1887, AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE,
BRAINARD H. WARNER,l r,.,.....
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until FRIDAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY Or
2 SAHS i 1887 in front of the premises.
.7.e.,. S skf5SAsR 2shF TSAhsrR Trustees.
u, THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY Cf
5AGMH9Ackkxf A n D. 1887 at HA1F-PAsr Fouz
BRAINARD H. WARNER, r-....
ja14-eo&ds MAHLON ASHFORD, AFussees.
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Food AdulteratiOn.

TIE CONVENTION IN THIS CITY.
The New York and Philadelphia delegates to the
National Food convention which was to have been
held at the Ebbitt house at 2 p. m. to-day
did not arrive at the prescribed time account OF
an accident on the b. and r. railroad, between this
city and Baltimore.
1t is probable II the delegates arrive to-day that
the convention will be at once organized and hold
session this afternoon and evening.
SLIGHT FIRE AT THE Boston DRy-GooDs HOUSE,
This morning about eleven O'Clock there was a
slight fire in the Boston dry-gOods store No. 92l
Pennsylvania avenue, which started between the
ceiling and roof, caused by workman looking for
a leaky gas pipe The prompt arrival and good
work Of the lire department saved IL from gaining
much Roadway. The damage TO building and
stock will not exceed 500.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a.
m, 10; a. ~, IL; II a. m, p: 2 p H., %; maxi
mum. 26; minimum, g.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Alexandria Canal, Railroad and Bridge
Co. agt District OF Columbia; on hearing.
EQUITY COUKT-Judge James
Yesterday in ne John Clarke Qunatic); fnQuisiton
returned ana John A. Moss appointed committee.
Dugan agt. Clarke; reference TO auditor ordered.
Dant agt. Crafty; final decree adjusting rights OF
Stiles agt. National Lie and Maturity association:
'neang hSed Ior 4sn inst aS n aS1 Ao
Lbbey agt. Ltbbey; commission ordered to issue.
Sch2ffer agt. SchRffer; H. Randolph Webb ap-
pointed trustee to sell.
To-day, Kolb agt. Utermehle; commission to Oh
tain testimony OF nonresident witnesses ordered.
cIn snn;s oSUsT sst .I hGgnsr
resumed.
PROBATE CoURrDJldge james.
Yesterday, in re estate Of James Jefferson; first
and final account OF Henry Clay Stewart, IT,. ad.
ministrator, passed. In re Ellen Lawler, guardian
of Mary Lawler; order granting allowance for
board OF ward. In re Elizabeth C. Months, guard.
ian to Mary L. Months; petition OF j. Amber Smith
for an order OF court requiring the guardian to
fund him $50 paid to ward. In re estate OF Paul
OrpOgan; order directing payment TO George w.
Wise, administrator.
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TlRUsTEEs, AND -AssIaNEE's SALE OF LuM.
MATERIAL. HORSES, WAGONS, &c, LARGE
ENGINE, BOILER AND PLANNING MILL MA.
folio sss 81 the land records. sSs nnaersnsd vii
SsE 8GEo6K q e
premises formerly occupied by VIM. Mclean 8 yon -
lumber yard, at the corner Of B and 18th streets
northwest the lumber IN the said yard consisting In
part Of Georgia Pine Virginia Pine Hard Woods &c
Al ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ, on the SAME DAY, re
shall sell on the premisee formerly known - the
Phoenix Planning Mill the Engine, Boiler and other
MIL Msshinsry some OF the same having been sshty
Al material to be removed by the purchaser within
10 days after sale.
Terms: fourth cash. "a deposit of 10 per cent
being required at time of sale) balance in equal install
ments at 30 and 80 days. secured to the satisfaction
OF the undersigned, with interest
II these terms are not complied with in i've days
after the sale the undersigned the right to
sell the property at the risk and the defau1tng
purchaser on three days notice by In the
Evening Star.
JAMES g. PAYNE, ,u-...
- WATSON j. NEWTON,S ir"ssees'
G. W. STICKNEY, Auct, 036 street. !a15
~ THE SALE AT THE LUMBER YARD WILL
be continued TOMORROW (THURSDAY), At TEN
O'CLOCK A. M, at which time the Virginia Pine and
other Lumber will be offered and all the Sash, Doors,
Blinds Posts and other Building Material.
:. * ShzasS Z; j. r AEN5os,
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PERsoSAL-Gerald Lyon, George Il. Jones, Il. N.
Alden, J. r. Paulson, F. s. Robinson Jas r. Davies
and ]. n. Mcdonald, OF New York, 8. II. Water
house and b. Grover, OF London, and J. R. Hall
ana john q. Hatnes, OF Boston,, are at the Riggs
Il B. Wing, OF Newark, O., p. C. Whiting, OF
Brooklyn, A. Foster Higgins, OF New York, and
". II. Sharpley, OF Denver, are at the Ebbitt-
Wm. J. Pope; Geo: n. How and A: =. sanders Of
Of Sc. Louis, Geo. v. Sims, of New York,
F. B. Casey, OF Minneapolis, r. 8. Mum.
ger, OF Duluth, Jno. r. Goodrich and Edward
Barber, Of Milwaukee,, are at Willards.-
Representative Felix Campbell, Divide Musin
b. .. Toussaint n. w. Wall, w. Il. Kenyon and T.
j. vermilye, OF New YORK. VIM. p. Hunt and D. p.
KlmOall, Of Boston, and VIM. T. Baker, Of Chicago
are at the ArlingtOn.-C. II. Shepard OF Eng.
land, Ion Perdicar1A OF Trenton. e Garfield, Of
Boston, and Edwin @. Weed, Of Jacksonville, are
&C Wormleyh-Dr. Daniel J. Donovan, Of New
York, Is visiting washington frtenda
SHOT IN 1HR BACK WH1Ia PLAYMa POLICEMAN
This morning In the Police Court the case OF VIM.
Terry, aged "A years, and John Davis. aged 2
year, both colored, charged With assaulting
with intent to I'LL George Carroll, also
colored, on the 9th OF last month. George Car
roll e injured boy, testified that Davis shot him
~ Lne back. On crO0S-examtnatt0n witness said
that Terry fired the pistol once; they had had no
tt LOUD put were playing policeman. The
that the shooting was not done with any intent to
lnJure Carroll He did not think it could be too
strongly impressed on these boys that they should
not carry pistols Level-headed men sometimes
gos moloe U handing 0reazmA The caDe Was
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PIsroL sHoo1Me IN A vnaNn couEr.-Duzang
Tasewei court house, Va, charged with hav-
ing burned their hotel at Pocahontas lAsG Oc-
A. J. Baldwin, Q commonwealth wttnesA with
having sworn falsely. Baldwin arose ana ea1d:
you Ire - lar Both parties drew Their re-
vo1vet1L and the discharge was almost 0multAne-
Gus. NAY was wounded In the right leg, and four
other persona, whose names could not be leaxned,
were also wounded
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WALrKR B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctiopeers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF 10000 WORTH OF
CLOTHING,
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE THE CONSIGNMENT
On SATURDAY, UARY FIFTEENTH at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell, at our sales
room corner 10Th street and Psnnsylysnia avenue
ing Of Mems and Boys Suts great variety to select
FROM large assortment Of Overcosts, Pants Vests.
&C. Sales daily at IL O'Clock until entire stock is
disposed of, Terms cash
jal4-10t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

new XOfK MOCK Market
The following are the opening and 90 pm. prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H. Dodge $50 18th street.
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FTVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT HlLLSDALE, NEAR ANA

Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated -
June 1I; 1883, and recorded in iber No. 129, H:'
ct Of and BY the direction Of the holder
Of the premises, at public auction on THURSDAY,
the r TWEN 1T DAY OF JANUARY A. .. 1887.
tate situate and lying in the county Of Washington
In the District Of Columbia and known and designated
three o. in the subdivision Of Barry Farm. accord
of said District in lber l. c. numbered two e. folio
one containing one acre Of ground, more or less
frame building.
Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit of 800 will be re-
CURED at the time of the sale If the sale
be not complied with within days from day SALE
the trustee the right to resell the property ut
the risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser ALI
veyancing and recording at purchasers expense
ROBT E. l. WHITE, Trustee,
taS-dts 1872 La ave
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STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
y NoRDDEUTsHER LLOYD q. 9. co.
Fast Express Steamers
O TO S9uthamPton london. Havrel, Bremen.
SSWerraJan, ~ I3O pm. SIS. Aller Feb 8. 8 90 m
" Traye :" 20, $50 am. Ems ia fS30 . m
Saale Feb 2, 1l-30 am "Werrx To- 500 On
Soufortabie statero0ns, excellent table, luYr1riOn
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin 475 $50 400
SlOO, according to location 2d cabin AS: steersSs
low rates. Apply to EF DROOI
jal7 Ola psnn AZ.
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THE TRIAL
OF Omcers Redgrave and Rodgers at police head
quarters to-day occupied several hours. They
were charged with assaulting citizen in 'FOggy
Bottom" AS the result OF the alleged disturbance
On1cerRedgraves badge was broken nearly in two,
and both officers showed evidences OF having been
the victims instead Of the aSsailants. About
twenty witnesses were examined.
MfSCRLLANEOUS.
A building permit has been issued by Inspector
EntW1sle TO John Roberts to repair brick dwelling,
7Oo street northwest, at a cost OF $500.
The PRESIDENT CANNOT ATTEND.-The President
will be unable to attend the banquet of the Colum-
Ria Democratic club this evening.
6Ev1RAL WAGON LOADS OF tropical plants were
brought to the White House this afternoon to
decorate the parlors for the state dinner to-
morrow evening.
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INOLEY, Auctioneer.
Assgnees Sale of all the goods in H. Cohen's Loan
once, 1907 th street northwest consisting follows
Jewelry Clothing Clocks Looking Glasses, Counters
Show Cases. Desk two Elegant Iron Safes, nearly new
and number of other goods usually found i'll loan
ONCE All persons having goods pawned in the above
named loan office should take them out before the
day of sale, otherwise they will be sold by order of
the Assignee. Sale will take place THURSDAY, JAN
UARY TWENTIETH. at SEVEN O'CLOCK P. NJ and
will continue until all are sold.
ja17-4t' HARRY KING Assignee
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hut She Misses Is by Arriving Late NJ
Court

HER DREssNAKER TALKS OF HER LONG BRANCH rxpR-
PERikNcE-DR. GoDDING DECLARES THAT MRS
EN1oNs rs SANE TO-DAY, AND WINS APPLAUSE FOR
r-DR. LovEJor's sYLIoGETIc TEST.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a
m, 10; a. ~, IL; II a. m, p: 2 p. H., %; maxi
| mum, 20; minimum, q.
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To CLOSE AN ESTATE.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE,
NEAR TIJONA4 CIRCLE

on MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE,
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
The Lot fronts sixty 800 feet Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and contains nearly 1000 square feet of ground
worth 81. 30 per foot.
Improvement consists of fine treestory and back
building pressed brick residence, containing rooms
with all modern improvements. -
Wide parking in front. beautifully ornanented with
shrubbery and nclosed with substantial iron fence.
This property located iii the finest section OF the
ctv and viii be sold for less than the above value vi
the ground
For permit to inspect premises apply to-
tsIS-3t 1905 Pennsylvania ave NV.
l,OR sALE-A NEW 2-STOEY, 6-R0OM BRICK
III House. cor. of 9Th and T. SITS s.. O.. Modern imIs.,
bright cosy convenient. squares of three lines
T. C. PALMER. 3l2 10th ST. s. jalS-1wf
I,OR SALE-A VERY NICE HOUSE zoos q ST.
INV. IA rooms. furnace, modern improvements; lot
2Oxl2O 10 # alley; bay window, stone steps and
trimmings, worth about $4,000; will be sold for
$4,000. GEO. W. LINkINS,
jaiS-lv 10Th and III SITS
NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT HOUSE, CORNER
III l4th and Riggs SITS: 10 rooms fine cellar all mod
ern improvements handsomely papered, will be sold
on very easy terms; price $4,000. SWORMSTEDT n
BRADLEY, OPT + st. jalS-lm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LoR SALE-DIRT CHAP If TAKEN IN NEXT
u days s-rooru Brick, zoos 7th 81 Sc lust put in
tnorongh repair, inside and outside. let. 2Ox1J-
Apply to U. N. BRYANT.
ta19-5t- JII 9th 81 NV
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
tNlAtCLAlRvOfANT, born With second Sixht. Every
naaen MYSTERY revealed Finds lost or buried treas.
nrss or mines Recoyers stolen property Lost fisnds
Sses success IN business Removes all family frou.
kfii e ro NsSer fas Give picture q
Satisfaction or NO pay. TO 8. Open Sunday I2l
9th ST.. bet. ID and SITS. NV iaf 2-.tS
mr. AND MME. sELDEN. ISTARIJsTFD IaSs
Bet u and II SITS. NV. a11IvS
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AUCTION SALES.
"EEKS CO.. Auctioneers,
w 1877 Louisiana ave. ODD CITY puet OlncA
cRocKERY AND F AZ SSo9gs IRON MANrE1s,

AT AUCTION, AT OUR ROOMS, THURSDAY. JAN
REGARD TO WEATHER, 1t
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II FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS 2OX1OO
EACH, ON ST, BETWEEN 21ST AND ODD SITS
DECIDED BARGAIN TO AN IMMEDIATE PUR-
CHASER. CHAS. A. MCEUEN,
alo-lOt 1420 ST. n W.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO ILL, Jan. 10, IL a. m.-The malrey
az ruled weaker this morning: May wheat opened a
at SAY cents. May corn, an. May oats, 3Oss Ma
pork, 30. May lard 6.62k
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WEST HALF OF SQUARE re, SUBDIvIDED;
No DEP LOTS: MOST ECONOMICAL BUILDING
GROUND, AT THE PRICE IT Is OFFERED FOR
HOUSES RANGING IN PRICE FROM a3 900 TO
4,0OO IN NORTHEAST WASHINGTON1
CHAS. A. MCEUEN,
ja1o-lOt 1920 ST. n, w,
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BALTIMORE. ND, Jan. ,19.-yirginia sixes con-
coupons. 81; do. new threes IS; North Carolina
skies, old 123 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 19.-Cotton easy and dull
middlins; y. Flour steady and .quiet-Howard
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.ja15-4ts

VSOR SALE
II BUILDING LOTS WE'LL SITUATED IN THE
NORTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY,
We have for sale a large number Of Building Lots
well situated in the northeast section of the city which
prepared to sell cheap. For plats &C. apply to
THOS. j. FISHE L Co,
ja15-2w 1924 street
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-18
WIDOWS APPRiTSEMENTS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
named appraisements OF property appraised and
set apart for widows and decedents under the Act
of Assembly Of the 4th of April, A. ID. 1851. have
been filed IN the Registers Offce at Ebensburg
in ard for the County of Cambria, and will be
presented to the Orphans Court Of said county
for confirmation and allowance. Wednesday,
The 9Th day Of March. A. ID. 1887.
l. Inventory and apyraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Sarah
Driskel widow of NJ Michael Driskell ST., late of
Allegheny township, deed $780,
p Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Sadie
Costlow widow Of Stephen COstlOw late Of Adams
township decd 1880.
g. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Eliza
Jane Durbin, widow OF James 5. DurOin late of
Munster township decd $500.
T. Inventory and appraisement of certain per.
sOnal property appraised and set apart for Mary
Ann Baumgardner widow. Of Adam Baumgard-
ner late Of Rtchland township decd 500
S. Inventory and appra isement of certain per-
sOnal property appraised and set apart for Clara
F. Monday, widow Of John Monday late OF Cone
maugh borough decd $500.
g. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
POnal property appraised and set apart Tor Cath
arne Noel. widow Of John Noel late OF Munster
township, deceased $500.
CELESTINE J. BLAIR. Register.
Registers Ofce, Ebensburg, Feb. II, 1887
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A Priests PIucky Fight.

Rev. Father McEnrue, OF FIeeport. Arm
strong county, whose mother and sister re-
side In Tyrone, and who is we'll known in
Western Pennsy lvania, and especially in
Cambria county where he was born and
raised, had a thrilling adventure with burg
lars on last Friday night. 1t seems that
three of the house-breaking fraternity sue
oeeded in affecting an entrance to the church
sometime during the night, and after thev
got through there they turned their atten-
ton to the priests residence, adjoining.
Here they raDsacked the lower rooms pretty
thoroughly, after which they went up to
Father HcEnrue's bedroom, and holding re.
volvers to his head told bin to lie low or
they would blow out bis brains. Watching
his opportunity, Father McEnIue Jumped
for one of the vilianous intruders, knocking
him out of the bedroom door. The robber
then fired a shot back, when Father Nc
Enrue grabbed his revolver off the mantel
and rushing into the hall shot at one of the
parties as he went out the back door, the
ball, however, missed the man and struck
the edge of the door, from which IL glanced
and EN- bedded itself in the floor. The rob.
bers then fed. There were three In mum.
Der, the one holding the revolver being
masked. They succeeded in obtaining a
few dollars. The alarm was raised. bnt they
fed. There is no clue, as usual --Altoono
Times
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The following pupils we're perfect in at
tendance during month
Room No. 1.-OlHe Davis, Willie Leghty,
Carl Dick, Peter Ludwig, Harry Connel
HeTschel Evans, Irwin Custer, Dellie Chute,
Davis Evans. Robbie Bolsinger, Walter
Jones, Ralph Tibbott, Maud Shinafelt, Edith
Evans, Bessie Evans, Annie Owens, Gertie
Hill, Lizzie Ludwig, Mary Connell, Maggie
TiDbott and Eva Hildebrandt.
Room No. 2-BUtler Roberts, Harry Shin
afelt, Ollie Slough. Ollie Connell, Gertie
Pruner, Maud Richardson, Annie Dawson,
Ada Jones. May Davis, Emily DaYis, Allie
Jones and Blanche Folsom.
Room Nos. Port, Charlie Weak
len, Robbie Jones, John Maloney, Christie
Strayer. Cordie Snyder, johnnie Strayer,
Theodore Custer, George Thomas, Joseph
Mack, Fred Jones, John Thomas, Mary Nc
Breen, Nora Ludwig, Stella Rosensteel,
Annie Mills and Lucy Hildebrand.
Room No. 4.-Eddie Luther, Leonard
Jones, Joseph Blair, Frank James, George
LangbeiD, Katie McBreen, Della Folsom,
Mary Evans, Annie Maloney, Sadie Chute,
James McCsbe, Reichert Garman, George
Ny ers, Jimmie Dick, James Murray, Lucy
Gutwald, Alice Davis, Annie Grouse, Maud
Zahm and Alice MalOney,
Room No. Bert Davis, George Dick
/ Thannie Davis, Sherman Mason, Ed. Linton,
I Cora Davis. Myra Richardson, DAYTON Ma
/ SOD, Philip LuttrInRer, Herman Jones, Will
/ Jones, Leonce Shields, IZora Davis, Irene
/ Evans, Rachel Leidy and Birdie Shenkle.
! The following pupils stard first in thelI
classes for the month.
! Room No, l. g. Glass, Maggie Tibbott
( b class, Davis Evans. A class Irwin Custer
Room No. 2. r class, Blanche Folsom. A
| class. Annie Dawson.
| Room No. 3, B class, Stella Rosensteel A
/ class, Charlie Port.
Room No 4, b class, Sadie Chute. a
/ class, Katie McBreen.
! Room No. ., p class, Leonee Shields. a
class, Irene Evans.